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A short additional (final) remark:

I slightly changed your new commands to

\newcommand\numbered{\setbeamertemplate{footline}{%
\raisebox{5pt}{\makebox[\paperwidth]{%
\hfill\makebox[10pt]{%
\scriptsize\insertframenumber}}}}}

\newcommand\unnumbered{\setbeamertemplate{footline}{}\addtocounter ...

You are a genius!

This works perfect and I am ashamed I did not come up with this idea myself.

Thanks a lot.

Lol,

well now I have one additional question.

Is there any way not to count several frames?

In a first-best world, I'd like the counting to begin after the titlepage and there are some slides which contain no important (but necessary!) information, e.g.:

\begin{frame}
\vskip1.6cm \begin{center ...

Thanks a lot!

It works. You are my personal hero for today

Best regards,

Christian

Hi everybody,

I'm just working on my phd thesis presentation and wanted to add page (frame) numbers to my presentation.

I used \setbeamertemplate{footline}[frame number] which destroys my original footline, but this is exactly what I wanted. However, it prints the frame number in the format ...

I accidently used usepackage{citref} and feel really sorry for the convenience ...

However, I've got ANOTHER question:

I tested different styles today and except for one tiny detail 'kluwer' looks perfect.

My example code is:
\documentclass[12pt,titlepage]{article}
\usepackage{graphicx ...

Hi again,

and sorry for the inconvenience. I solved my problem by deleting the a package forgot to mention.

Best regards

Hi,

these are my settings:

\usepackage[sectionbib,round]{natbib}

\begin{document}
\bibliographystyle{plainnat}

...


\citet{Akerlof1990}

.....


\bibliography{LiteraturDatenbank}

\end{document}

Hi everybody,

I started to use bibtex to organize the references in my dissertation today.

I really like the standard natbib style that looks a little like this:

A. Alesina, ... Journal of Public Economics ..., 2004. [7, 24]

BUT: Is there any way that the pages are NOT given at the end of the ...